If your primary resource is an Internet website, list the title of the site in italics and place a period. List the name of the editor and follow it with a period, then note any electronic information available, such as the date of the original electronic posting, version number or latest update, and follow that with a period. Provide the day, month and year of when you accessed the site, ending in a period, then give the website address and insert a period.
If sourcing a book that was published after 1900, list the last name of the author, then insert a comma and note the author's first name and place a period afterwards. Note the name of the book and place a period afterwards. List where the book was published, insert a colon and then list the name of the publisher. End that information with a period. List the date the book was published and end it with a period.
If your primary resource is a newspaper article, note the last name of the author, insert a comma, then list the author's first name, followed by a period. List the name of the article in quotations, then insert a period. List the newspaper's name, underlined, then insert the date of publication. Follow this information with a comma, then list the newspaper's edition, add a colon and the page number with a period at the end.